Tag: Arts & Culture
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Theatre Peckham are pressing replay on the critically acclaimed production of Sunny Side Up written and performed by David Alade (The Fisherman: National Tour, The Fields: Sky, Casualty: BBC). Following on from its sold-out run at Peckham Fringe in 2022, this lyrical piece, blending drama and poetry, transfers to the main stage for a three-week…
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KaplanKaplan (2nd February – 18th March 2023) is the latest exhibition taking over Copperfield Gallery in South London. Copperfield Gallery is a re-purposed religious building that engages with both emerging and established artists to display work that spans media, disciplines, and concepts. In KaplanKaplan, seven figurative artists interpret the ‘Western Gaze’ theme. Gallery partner Andrea Maffioli offers us an…
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September 2022, The Southbank Centre launched Photo-Fantastic, a seven-day creative photography course led by Holly-Marie Cato and Eddie Otchere offering emerging Black and dual heritage photographers the opportunity to develop their skills, and prepare for careers in the creative industry.
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An annual wonderland of contemporary African art hangs on the walls of Somerset House every October. If you’re an art lover or are in search of a culturally enriching weekend, then your attendance at 1-54’s 10th anniversary is a must! As the world’s first and only international art fair committed to displaying contemporary African art,…
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RAZA TARIQ is a genius who refuses to constrain himself to labels. He doesn’tbelong to any scene, culture or genre: his only goal is to make art that is. The title heassumes: ‘Polymath’ is correspondent to his ever code-switchent approach. Deeplyfashioned by a vigorously guarded but seemingly Islamic spiritual worldview with astrong anti-everything flavour, his…
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The arrival of summer brings new shows to London’s best theatre venues. With a play exploring black masculinity and vulnerability through movement and a comedic one woman show about the ebbs and flows of dating, this list has got you covered for the best theatre shows to watch in the next month.
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The jewel in the GUAP crown. 5 years in the making. In the heart of London… GUAP Gala is here.
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Ryan Lanji always knew that he would be destined for stardom. And now set to present a BBC Three show titled “The Big Proud Party Agency”, he is nothing short of that dream.
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Catch these must-see exhibitions opening in June, and get your art fix for the summer.
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3 years since the last in-person celebrations, Pride returns to the London streets and it’s set to be bigger than ever.